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Business end of World Cup prep hoped to boost ticket sales
The Rugby World Cup minister says it's business time for organisers as they embark on a drive to drum up support - and ticket sales. Audio
Lieutenant Colonel Tevita Mara gets 2-day visa for New Zealand
An Auckland based Fijian pro-democracy group says the decision to allow a former military officer entry to New Zealand will further damage the relationship between the two countries. Audio
Foreign Affairs minister comments on Mara request
Murray McCully comments on Colonel Mara's prospects of entering New Zealand. Audio
100 days to go till the Rugby World Cup
Rugby World Cup organisers admit they are struggling to resell tickets to some of the Christchurch games moved elsewhere because of the quake. Audio
McCully says defection another sign of tension in Fiji
The defection of Fiji's Lieutenant Colonel Ratu Tevita Mara to Tonga is another sign of the tensions at play within the region, as well as inside Fiji itself according to New Zealand's Foreign Affairs… Audio
Talks just ended between US, NZ foreign ministers
Talks between the Foreign Affairs Minister and the United States Secretary of State have just concluded at the State Department in Washington. Audio
Murray McCully says NZ not complicit in military escape
The New Zealand Government says it didn't know Tonga was planning to help a senior Fijian military commander charged with sedition to flee from Fiji. Fiji has accused Tonga of breaching its… Audio
Government under fire again for using Defence aircraft
The government is under attack once again for using defence force aircraft to cut travel times to meetings. Two weeks ago the prime minister, John Key, was criticised for using an Air Force helicopter… Audio
Foreign Affairs Minister comments
New Zealanders in Japan are being told to get 80 kilometres away from the damaged nuclear power plant. Audio
Minister says decision to strip Chch of RWC games tough
Yesterday the Minister for the Rugby World Cup Murray McCully announced Christchurch had lost the right to host its seven Cup matches. Audio
An update from the Foreign Affairs Minister
Efforts to track down New Zealanders in Japan are continuing but so far there are no reports of any casualties. Audio
New Zealand embassy trying to contact all New Zealanders
New Zealand's embassy in Japan is working hard to make contact with all the New Zealanders who may have been affected by the earthquake and tsunami. Audio
Doubts swirl around Rugby World Cup in Christchurch
And the ongoing questions surrounding the death of a New Zealander and other tourists in Thailand. Audio
Murray McCully thanks international teams for quake efforts
Foreign Affairs Minister Murray McCully thanked the international rescue teams for their expertise. Audio
Foreign Minister on Egypt crisis
For more on the situation in Egypt, we're joined by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Murray McCully. Audio
Festival to showcase 'real' New Zealand during World Cup
The government wants New Zealanders be on their best behaviour in all aspects of life as the rest of the world comes to visit during the Rugby World Cup Audio
Clinton praises New Zealand as punching above its weight
The United States is promising a new era of co-operation with New Zealand. Audio
Tourist operators outraged at new UK passenger tax
The Minister of Foreign Affairs and the Minister of the Rugby World Cup, Murray McCully, says New Zealand will lobby against the increase. Audio
First summit between NZ and ASEAN leaders in October
The first ever summit between a New Zealand Prime Minister and the ten leaders of countries making up the Association of South East Asian Nations is to be held in October. Audio
Foreign ministers and delegates meeting in Kabul
Foreign ministers and delegates from more than sixty countries meeting in Kabul have agreed Afghan forces should take charge of security in the country by 2014. Audio